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Two scenarios: - they're trying to prevent proprietary knowledge leaking; - they're trying to prevent dodgy shit they're doing leaking. My guess is the secon
by chrisdbanks 3y ago
Two scenarios:
- they're trying to prevent proprietary knowledge leaking;
- they're trying to prevent dodgy shit they're doing leaking.
My guess is the second as it's highly unlikely that they have any proprietary knowledge that would give their competitors a significant advantage to know. Most large companies' strategies are fairly obvious from the outside and proprietary knowledge leaks through employees moving. It's the dodgy shit they're doing that can damage them.
- HWR_14 3y agoThird and fourth scenarios: - The risks (technical, legal) of using AI generated code are not worth assuming. - They pay a lot of talent a lot of money. Efficiency isn't that important to them. Heck, over-employing talent to prevent them from working for start ups that might compete may be worth it to them.